Interview with Dorothy Moskowitz

February 27, 2026

Remembered mostly for her late-’60s stint with THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, Dorothy Moskowitz quit show business for good a few years further down the line only to see the renewed interest in her oeuvre, which prompted the now-retired lady creative renaissance. In recent years, he collaborations proliferated, so there’s no lyrical or melodic rut for Dorothy to get stuck in, and sharp as ever and rising to any intellectual challenge life may throw her way, Ms. Moskowitz doesn’t seem to slow down any day soon.

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Dr. John’s Rockpalast Show Ready For Release

February 26, 2026

This is the way of musical hoodoo that you can never go wrong with another recording from Dr. John, so while it was only last November that his 1988 concert emerged from the archives, the news of the late artist’s appearance at Rockpalast festival on on July 9th, 1999 being issued feel more than welcome. And not only because Mac Rebennack played such timeless perennials as “Mama Roux” and “Iko Iko” then – there was nothing unusual in his doing those pieces – but also because he performed a few new numbers.

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Nick Steed Turns Royal With COLOSSEUM Colleagues In His Court

February 25, 2026

Five years have passed since Nick Steed joined COLOSSEUM, making the move which made him slow down with other projects – and leaving "Feeling For The Blues" and "Thr33" as only albums by, respectively, NS5 and THR33 – but the keyboard player continued his solo career in parallel with his ensemble work. 2023 saw the ivories master deliver “Influential Guidance” – and now he’s ready to release its follow-up.

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BROKEN HOME Revive A MR. BIG Gem With Amy Winehouse’s Team

February 24, 2026

It’s been close to a decade since the world last heard of BROKEN HOME, an ’80s band who emerged in the aftermath of British MR. BIG’s breakup to release two albums and proceed to the brink of oblivion, where the ensemble existed until "Fragments" arrived in 2018. After that, it was quiet with regard to both groups – until now, when the former collective’s new single “Georgia” began getting played on various stations.

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STATUS QUO Prepare 1979 Concert Recording For Release

February 23, 2026

There’s been a sudden surge of activity in the STATUS QUO camp in the last year, what with their classic “Live!” album receiving a deluxe treatment, “On The Level” seeing an expanded reissue, and Francis Rossi putting “The Accidental” out fairly recently, and it doesn’t seem to stop yet. There’s a two-LP set planned for Record Store Day, April 18th, with a two-CD package to follow on April 24th, of the Frantic Four’s famous, and frequently bootlegged, 1979 recording from London.

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